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Host Mailha Yang and videographer Rich Enos capture elements
for an upcoming episode.
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KVIE's
programming philosophy is to air and create programs that
reflect the community back to itself. In doing so, our productions
reflect our rich history, introduce us to the people and places
in the present, and help us plan for the future.
In
addition to our productions America's Heartland, California
Heartland, Central Valley Chronicles, and California Connected,
we are proud of the range of relevant, compelling and diverse
programs that we've produced this year.
And,
we're particularly proud that we earned 10 Emmy Awards in
2004, more than any other station in our market.
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 Frontier
House
 Reality
television - PBS style. The idea for such a venture sprung out of a
popular series THE 1900 HOUSE, which was shown on PBS last year. In
that series, the Bowler family volunteered to travel back in time to
the era of Victorian Britain, spending three months living every detail:
no electricity, shampoo, or aspirin. Instead, they struggled with gas
lighting, a range stove with a mind of its own, whalebone corsets, and
a new set of family values. Their fascinating encounter with the past
stirred a lot of interest, and many people contacted us to ask if a
period of American history could be explored in such a way.
THE FRONTIER HOUSE will do just that. This time, three families or
family groups (brothers, sisters, cousins, and individuals are all welcome
to apply) are going to time travel back to the days of the Wild West,
living as settlers did in on the frontier back in the 1880s. No one
will pretend it will be easy, but their story should give us a vivid
picture of how far we have come, maybe even a little of what we have
lost along the way.
Visit the Frontier
House Web site
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